Guide · 2026
To make a Tesla Roadster flying car video with your own car, upload one photo of you and one photo of your car to an AI video generator and download the vertical clip. On Roadster Flying Car that clip is 10 seconds long in 9:16, and you never need to film anything.
Is the flying car real? See what the demo actually showedYou need two photos: one of you and one of your car. Upload both on the homepage generator (Make My Car Fly tab), confirm the credit cost, and download a 10-second 9:16 MP4 where you get in and the car flies away. One 480p video uses 10 credits, and credit packs start at $9.99.
Open the generator, switch to the Make My Car Fly tab and add one clear photo of yourself.
Add one photo of your car with the whole car visible, then tick the box confirming the photos are yours to use.
Check the credit cost, start the render, and download the 10-second 9:16 MP4 from the result or from My Creations.
Your car rising out of a traffic jam is its own scene: open the flying car video maker, where Over the jam · your car is already selected, and add the same two photos.
Scene preview · not made from your photos
Scene preview · one portrait, preset white sports car
Label the clip as AI-generated when you post it, as TikTok requires for realistic AI content, and do not present it as real footage of a Tesla car. A caption such as "AI video, made from my own photos" keeps it clear.
Every guide leads back to the maker on the homepage.
Upload your two photos and make the clip.
The real demo versus AI clips, with sources.
Make your car fly over a traffic jam, plus seven more scenes.
Which one keeps your own car in the shot.
Walk up to your car, it lifts off and flies into the sky.
Three prompts to copy, and when the maker is quicker.
Add a photo of you and a photo of your car to the maker on the homepage. A 480p clip uses 10 credits, and failed renders return your credits.
